Leo Botinelly

Dad, Husband, Lover of Science, Tinkerer of Hardware. Also Enterprise Architect @ Geisinger.

[Leo Botinelly @lbotinelly]

Repo, in case you want to take it apart:
https://t.co/5LW2VmpPA1

[Leo Botinelly @lbotinelly]

A little toy made to test #TypeSafe Jev. Visuals by Astra, logic by GLM 5.3. Each airplane only has information about itself and its surroundings and all decisions are made by Jev, calibrated probabilities and all, in ~150ms roundtrip. 6H from idea to visuals.

[Yanko Design @yankodesign]

Laptops Sealed Computers Shut, ARTISAN ALTO Snaps Them Back Open https://t.co/ZOGpIruFSx

[Anshu @anshuc]

I optimized my Dream Loop skill to give you Astra's 3D magic for 80% cheaper!

This demo was one-shot, in 25 minutes, for 7% quota on ChatGPT Plus. Yes, the $20/mo one.

3 days of banging my head on the wall and burning Astra tokens. Sharing it for free. Y'all better build some cool stuff with this

Link: https://t.co/danqahEVUB

Details, demo prompt, and cost breakdown are in replies.

To be clear: It's not perfect. The demo is a small interactive scene, not a full game. For full games, your best bet is to build it with smaller models, then use this skill to improve the graphics. This is the best I could do, but it's not going to fix the fact that Astra is expensive and Plus quotas are tiny

[Leo Botinelly @lbotinelly]

@thsottiaux Kudos to the team. The UX is really smooth and intuitive.

[Leo Botinelly @lbotinelly]

@_whiletruedo @JeffQuesado Ei Rodrigo! Que bom que você gostou, esse tweet fez meu dia. Eu agradeço a sugestão, a idéia é tentadora. ;)

[James Newton-King ♔ @JamesNK]

The "make everything an interface, just in case" movement is a scourge in .NET. Software developers think it is best practice and make their lives harder for no good reason.

https://t.co/LLQFY6bKwG

[Leo Botinelly @lbotinelly]

@dgomesbr Awesome news, congrats Diego!

[Leo Botinelly @lbotinelly]

@SwissHttp @bzotto @cmwdotme It's a umbrella term for situations when the OS isn't confinent about the integrity of a sector. It can be physical damage too, like scratches or wearing out of the magnetic layer. In that case the data is permanently lost.

[Leo Botinelly @lbotinelly]

@xkcd Also, please replace "Monte Carlo simulations" with "throw stuff to the wall to see which one sticks slightly better"

[Scott Hanselman 🌮 @shanselman]

Most of the code that runs your life is just someone’s for loop and they are thrilled that it works.

[Dr. Laura Ingallinella @lauraingalli]

Bits of timeless wisdom scribbled by a c. 1500 scribe:

Learn as if you were to live forever;
Live as if you were to die tomorrow.

Patience is a noble form of conquest.
He who endures, conquers.
If you wish to conquer, learn to endure.

(@BeineckeLibrary MS 1015 fol. 67r)

[Wonder of Science @wonderofscience]

This beautiful timelapse with the Milky Way stabilized is a reminder that the Earth is spinning through space.

Captured at Crater Lake, Oregon by photographer Eric Brummel (@Brummo).

[Leo Botinelly @lbotinelly]

@bahe007 @Zavsievich @dannygarcia If anything I agree with you. The joke, obviously, lies in the fact that while there's a perfectly good model to represent integers we still need to be aware of the limitations when dealing with floating points.

...and that Console.WriteLine will do some rounding for you.

[Leo Botinelly @lbotinelly]

@bahe007 @Zavsievich @dannygarcia You don't even need to go that far:

[Leo Botinelly @lbotinelly]

@barryjdevereux @DanaJSimmons @EdgenuityInc If not intentional, it was certainly the most valuable lesson taken from this event.

[Dana Simmons @DanaJSimmons]

Algorithm update. He cracked it: Two full sentences, followed by a word salad of all possibly applicable keywords. 100% on every assignment. Students on @EdgenuityInc, there's your ticket. He went from an F to an A+ without learning a thing.

[Dana Simmons @DanaJSimmons]

My kid started Jr. High last week. He couldn't stop talking about how much he loved his History teacher.
This afternoon we found him in tears, overcome by stress and self-doubt. His grade for his first short answer homework: 50/100.
...It was graded by an @EdgenuityInc algorithm.